Sentence examples for suspect performance from inspiring English sources

Initially, Hamilton responded, but he began to sense a problem on his car – the team described it as "suspect performance" from the rear wing – and was obliged to focus more on that towards the end as the gap suddenly began shrinking.

It is a question football fans often ask of their heroes after a suspect performance or miserable defeat - how hard were they really trying?

The Sale owner had launched a stinging attack on his big-money signing back in December 2012 after a defensively suspect performance in the 62-0 defeat by Toulon.

Inevitably, as the race to go sub-two intensifies, there will be more suspect performances.

"We suspect Morrisons' performance will turn out to be the weakest of the majors," she said.

King realises this and I suspect his performance was egged on by Treasury officials, possibly even the chancellor".

Finishing just inside Clark's right post, Henry's 92nd-minute header provided both drama and justice after his opponents' suspect defensive performance.

Therefore (despite the lack of an a priori reason to suspect worse performance in our dataset), it is possible that some algorithms that were of high or moderate validity in other jurisdictions may perform less well when applied to Alberta data, especially with the modifications as described herein.

I'm not suggesting that there is anything morally suspect about performances such as Internal, and I find the dynamics of such performances where the traditional relationship between audiences and performers is shifted both fascinating and exciting.

When the Mitchell Report fingered Clemens as the biggest name suspected chemical performance juicer, outside of Barry Bonds, and shoved him to the top of its A-list of offenders, the by now all-too-familiar double standard quickly kicked in with a vengeance.

Nevertheless, for example, the suspected suboptimal performance of screening in the UK in the 1990s (Raffle et al, 1995; Anonymous, 1998) may have contributed to the high relative risks reported in that period (Sasieni et al, 1996).